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Phantom menace..(this is no star wars)

There goes another one..Take that..and that..and that...yippeee....ouch...grrr....before u conclude i have gone conkers..u've just read a two liner from my war journal on "mosquitoes vs me"....engenthu thaan varutho....tired of this goiiiiiiinnnnnnnn sound....kanna moodina poathum...kaathila paatu paaduthunga...all out..mortein..gud knight..ella karumamum try paniachu..kadisiya..pazhaya vikatan booka aayuthama use panni en rooma "gajini" set mathiri aakiten...inum "Find it".."Kill it"nu..tattoo thaan kuthikala...eppaaa...banglore garden cityanu yaam ariyen paraabaramay..but mosquitoe capital..for sure...head to toe cover panindu iruntha kooda..cycle gapla ullara poonthu imsaiya kootuthunga...u wont find any difference between forest area and city...evening aachuna..elarum alari adichindu..jannal kathavunu ellathiyum close panikitu veetla surrender aaidraanga...its becoming worse with each passing day...these mosquitoes have become immune to every damn coil...tortoise coil koluthi vacha..jammnu athu melaye ukkanthu rest eduthukitu apruma vanthu kadikuthunga.....aah...there is the big one...relaxing on my laptop monitor...CRASH... :(

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sanchapanzo said…
Try odomos da :-)
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
gils said…
machi..epdida ...athuvaa varuhta...en kanna thoranthitta
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
MS said…
nee enna Ghandhariya kannu mooditu irukke???
Wednesday, May 03, 2006
gils said…
:D entha gayathri kannaiyum naan moodala :D
Wednesday, May 03, 2006
Sreenidhi Karthik said…
Have you noted, intha kosungallelam vivarama than irukkunga.. Kuri vechu ore allaiye thakkum.... Every night will have a sound sleep till i hear the sound of claps. My husband will be up with a Pilllow or towel in his hand and waits to kill atleast one that night. The best part is, the mosquitoes line up themselves near the repleent (All out) and stay there happily :)
Friday, May 05, 2006
gils said…
@shanthi: ithu thaan TIMES of INDIAnu solrathu...nw tht u r an international gabbu..nee enna venumnalum pesalaamnu artham ila...seekrama USlenthu unna naadu kadatharauku munnadi..atleast mazhailiyaachum nanaijuko

@srinidhi: guess they are squint eyed...US mosquitoesku ONNARAI KANN pola..unnanu ninachu pakkathila irukkaravangala kadijuthu :D
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
Known Stranger said…
athukku orru vazhi irrukkk - kallyanam pannikkoo - kosuvaa - dianosorus vanthee kaddichallum - appadiyaaa vappa vanthuu uurinjikko enn bloodainnu solluvaa
Monday, September 04, 2006
gils said…
ahaa...enna oru sindhanai..ariya karuthu..theeranthathu sandegam..pidiyungal 10 porkaasu...nenega enaku tharavendiya 500la ithai subtract panni micham 490 anupi vaiyungo
Tuesday, September 05, 2006
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